Meinl VINTAGE GOAT SKIN WOOD TAMBOURINE 2 ROWS
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
An essential percussion instrument, the tambourine has long been used in traditional music as well as in pop and rock. This model follows a "classic" approach: wooden frame, skin, and double row of jingles for a rich and versatile sound.
Who This Drum/Tambourine Is For
Ideal for beginners as well as experienced musicians, it suits acoustic settings, pop/rock bands, folk, world music, and musical entertainment. Perfect as a complement to a drum kit, cajon, or percussion set.
Features and Innovations
The double row provides a more present response with each strike or shake, while the hammered copper promotes a more textured jingle with a sense of relief in the upper spectrum.
Sound
The wood contributes to a warmer and more organic resonance. The skin adds body and a more controlled attack, useful for marking rhythm by hand. The hammered copper jingles enhance brightness, projection, and harmonic richness, with a lively sustain.
Technical specifications
| Instrument size | Medium | Hammering | Yes |
| Category | handheld | Color | Brown |
| Type | tambourine | Finishing | Vintage varnish |
| Material | Brass | Diameter | 25.4 cm |
| Skin type | Goat | ||
| Frame | wood | Finish | hammered |
| Number of rows | 2 | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the Meinl TAH2vwb have a double row of jingles?
This model features 2 rows of hammered copper jingles, providing a more pronounced response to striking and shaking.
What sound does the skin add to this wooden tambourine?
The skin adds body and a more controlled attack when played by hand. The wooden frame supports a warm and organic resonance.
Are the jingles made of hammered copper?
The jingles are made of copper with a hammered finish. This setup produces a textured jingle, distinct brightness, and a lively sustain. The double row enhances the harmonic richness with every movement.
Is this tambourine suitable for pop and rock?
This instrument fits pop and rock bands, as well as folk, acoustic contexts, and world music.
Can this tambourine be used with a cajon or drum kit?
It can be integrated as a complementary instrument to a drum kit, cajon, or percussion set.
